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5.17.2.2 — RMS extreme over voltage detection
1 technical record hasbeen identified at this reference: 0 Section 20 items and 1 explicit clause reference. The links below describe documented interfaces and observable effects; they do not assert compliance with the source requirement.
ESMEAlert touchpoint only
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SMETS5.17.2.2 · item clause.5.17.2.2
RMS extreme over voltage detection
This source clause is explicitly referenced by the GBCS device alert table.
- Category
- Alert reference
Documented touchpoints
- Alert touchpointESME0x808ERMS Voltage above Extreme Over Voltage Threshold on Phase 1 (voltage returns below for longer than the configurable period)
- Alert touchpointESME0x8021RMS Voltage above Extreme Over Voltage Threshold on Phase 1 (voltage rises above for longer than the configurable period)
- Alert touchpointESME0x8022RMS Voltage above Extreme Over Voltage Threshold on Phase 2 (voltage rises above for longer than the configurable period)
- Alert touchpointESME0x808FRMS Voltage above Extreme Over Voltage Threshold on Phase 2 (voltage returns below for longer than the configurable period)
- Alert touchpointESME0x8090RMS Voltage above Extreme Over Voltage Threshold on Phase 3 (voltage returns below for longer than the configurable period)
- Alert touchpointESME0x8023RMS Voltage above Extreme Over Voltage Threshold on Phase 3 (voltage rises above for longer than the configurable period)
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A source clause can contain several separately mapped Section 20 items and an explicit alert reference. One item may be read by an SRV, another updated by a different service, and another have only an Alert or local-HAN path. Accordingly, the clause summary does not collapse those distinctions into a single covered or uncovered result.